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S.S. Ch.5 StudyGuide

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French and Indian War 1754-1763 British vs. French and Indian to fight control over Ohio River Valley
Albany Plan of Union made by Benjamin Franklin to unite all 13 colonies under one govt
Treaty of Paris 1763 British win and get valley Leads to Proclamation of 1763
Proclamation of 1763 colonists can’t settle west of the Appalachian Mountains since it is too expensive
Sugar Act tax on molasses, coffee and indigo
Quartering Act 1765 British can stay in any colonist house and use all the supplies
Stamp Act tax on all printable documents
Stamp Act Congress 1765 9 delegates to NY to protest against stamp act
No taxation without Representation Boycott unfair taxes if colonists not represented in parliament; leads to riots, effys
Sons and Daughters of Liberty organise protests against the British
Patrick Henry(Virginia) lawyer that had great speeches Give me liberty or give me death
Mercy Otis Warren (Massachusetts) made plays to make fun of British
Samuel Adams (MA) leader of the Sons of Liberty
John Adams (MA) skilled lawyer cousin to Samuel Adams
Townshend Acts tax on glass paper led paint tea
Writs of Assistance British check all boats
Non Impotation Agreements 1767 colonists will not import goods John Hancock
Boston Massacre March 5, 1770 5 colonists dead
Tea Act 1773 to help British East India Company sell directly to colonists and not merchants
Boston Tea Party December 16, 1773
First Continental Congress 1774 12 delegates continue boycotts, stop import/export goods, set up militia
Midnight Ride 1775 Paul Revere goes to warn Concord that the British are coming
Shot Hear Around the World 1775 first shot is fired for the Revolutionary War at the battle of Lexington/Concord
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